1987-1988 Academic Catalog

168 Air Force. Air Force ROTC scholacihips paying for the cost of tuition, fees, textbooks, and a $100 monthly allowance are avail– able to students who demonstrate academic and leadership poten– tial. Students interested in Air Force ROTC should contact the De– partment of Aerospace Studies, Wright State University, Dayton, OH 45435, phone: (513) 873-2730. Special Institutional Grant and Scholarship Funds Alumni and other people who have a special interest in the growth and progress of Cedarville College have generously do– nated funds to help defray educational expenses of students who have special and exceptional financial needs. These funds, which are listed below, are under the control of the director of financial aid. He will determine who is eligible and the award that will be provided according to specific guidelines for each fund. 1. Ahnmni Scholarship aml Grant Endowment Fund The alumni of Cedarville College established this fund to generate interest which is awarded as scholarships to Cedar– ville College students without regard to demonstrated finan– cial need. 2. Mead C. Armstrong Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund Established by Mary Armstrong, wife, and their children, in memory of Mead Armstrong, a Christian educator and teacher. Awards will be made to students pursuing any major in Biblical education and will be based on demonstrated need as determined by the financial aid office. 3. Rudy Bedford Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund Established by the trustees of Cedarville College in memory of Rudy Bedford, trustee emeritus, for the many years of ser– vice to his Lord and to Cedarville College. 4. John W. Bickett Endowed Heritage Fund Established by the Heritage Alumni and named for Reverend John Wilson Bickett who was the first member of the first graduating class in 1897 to receive his diploma. It is the de– sire of alumni to remember the early graduates who helped lay the foundation of the college. The fund is designed to as– sist junior or senior students preparing for pastoral or mis– sionary service and planning to further their education in seminary or language studies. 5. William J. and Nora J. Bolthouse Endowed Scholarship Fund It is the desire of William and Nora Bolthouse to provide non-repayable assistance first to students from the Ensley Baptist Church of Sand Lake, Michigan, and to students of employees of William Bolthouse Farms, Inc. Other students may be eligible when the above priority has been satisfied. All aid awards will be based upon demonstrated financial need as determined by the financial aid office. 6. Ruby E. Booher Bontrager Memorial Endowed Grant Fund Established in memory of Ruby B. Bontrager specifically to assist worthy students with financial need. 7. Minor and Bemice Crnss Endowed Schola1·ship Fund Income earned shall be used for scholarships to be awarded · to Cedarville College students based on demonstrated finan– cial need and donor stipulations. 8. The First Baptist Church of Findlay, Ohio, Scholarship Fund Established to assist students of this church to attend Cedar– ville College. Others may be considered for this award should no qualified students from the church enroll. 9. Peter F. and Anne E. Guenther Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in memory of Peter F. Guenther. Funds are available for eligible students who are preparing for full-time service in the Baptist ministry and who have demonstrated financial need. 10. Helping-Hand Endowed Fund Established by Miss Mabel Irvin Walker. Its purpose is to use the interest income for scholarships to be given to de– serving and needy students. 11. William and Cora Norman Henry Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund Established by Geraldine Henry in memory of her mother and father. This is an endowed fund for the purpose of aiding full-time students who can demonstrate financial need and meet donor stipulations. 12. Hamid P. "Howdy" House Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund The income from this fund shall be used as a scholarship awarded annually to a full-time Cedarville College student